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Scene at tho Mitoholstovu Iuoue,t.

Scene at tho Mitchelstown Inquest.
{! MlTcuELsrowN, IRELAND, Oct. n.-S1r.
Murphy, counselor for the Crown, to-day
addressed the coroner's jury in the case Of
the victims Of the recent riot here. He
said he did not expect much confederation
from the iurymen, in view Of the fact that
they were members Of the National
League, or in sympathy with it's objects.
It was hardly worth while for him to ad-
d1oss any iuryman who openly told the
court that he was in the hands Of the op-
posing counsel. ia '-e
Mr.. Harrington interrupted, ""'This is
tho grossest piece of scoundrelism. I
heard OF no remark that could be con-
strued as having that meaning" Mr..
Harrington will address the jury to-
morrow. E5 d, Z. R Il II ~ i. X, {. Il
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saped. The railroad ], officials claim

capped. The railroad !, officials claim
that ten 10 the extent OF fatal.
ties. Superintendent Parson claims that
tho number Of passengers on the two cars
was very email, but survivors claim that
thero were fully atty passengers. How
many occupied the sleeper Ia unknown.
The victims, 90 far as known, nre
Dr.. VIM. Perry, OF North Judaon, Ind.
Mrs. William Perry; Grace Perry, aged
10; Charles Miller. aged 50; Mrs. Lena
Miller, aged 4S; Minnie Miller aged I;
Fred Miller, aged 20; william Miller,
aged y, and two unknown persons com.
plete the list Of the dead as certainly ea.
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TIE CROWN PRINCE

Fenrs That He is Approaching Denth-nls
Health Wrecked.
BERLIN, Ocs. 1.-THE sraveat fears arc
entertained that the Grown Prince has
but short time to live. The cancerous
growth which was supposed to have been
destroyed has reappeared, and it 10 etated
that the Princes physical condition is
such that he could not survive another
cautefizstion. This news has created
great aensation throughout the Empire.
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If Governor Foraker had been willing
10 allow bis isienda to stand In the rain
while he talked, they would have re.
NAMED there until morning. They were
in for good time, and they did not in
tend that the rain ahould interfere with
their enjoyment The gallant Governor
Of Ohio has never been so popular as
now, and he never was more deserving Of
lis great popularity. .
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What tho Coroner Saws.

CHICAGO, Oct 12.-l A. M.-The follow.
ing has just been received by the Asso.
clatea Press from Huntington, Indiana,
algned by the coroner, A. P. Lsatherman:
"Cannot as yet give the names Of the
killed. It Is known that there were eight
adults and one child killed; two wounded
at kouts now. Know nothing Of any
others wounded" ,a'a 4
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Ghe qr,telliiy:(oy!fer
onloe. Nos. ao aud VI Fourteenth Street.
DRAWING tho material from the Amerl.
can Cyelopedis and having his advance
printing done In tho Government Print.
lug Office, tho Presidents speeches cannot
bs said 10 cost him much. ,.a ~

GoRMAN may not be dinlodged from his
Maryland perch. but he is q terribly
frightened rlngater. Between tho Repub.
licaus and the Independent Democrats
his lie will be QUO long nightmare until
the ballot box tellu the story. Hitherto
German has been ablo to mako the ballot
box sIng the aong tina. pleased him. 4
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Window Glass Mon viii nesum o.

PlrTssuRaH, Pa, Oct. ll.-Ag general re-
sumption Of work in the window glass
factories Of the Yves. is expected to-mor.
row, and 5000 men who have been idle
since July ] will be given employment.
There will be An adyaucs OF five per cent
wages. The suspension has greatly re.
duced the surplus stock and prosperous
season is anticipated. MY
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Mrs, CART old snilx for Euron,.

NEw YoRk, Oct: ll.-Mrs. Lucre!ia
Garfield, wife Of the late President, sailed
to-day for liverpool On the Arlsona. Her
daughter Mollie accompanied her. One
rumor has it that Mrs. Garfield travels
for her health, and another that she goes
to arrange for the masriaGo oi her daugh.
ter to Il, Stanley Brown. ~ .If .tI'fl
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KNIGHTS OFpYrulAs.
Tho Grand Lodge In Session ut Wellsburg.
Ui4 banquet Last Night. &z

Tho Grand Lodge In Session at wcllsburg.
J Banquet Last Night.
Special Dhpaleh to The Ini<I.iqalcer.
WELlsBuEa, W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythiaa OF
West Virginia assembled in annual seq
sion at 10 o'clock this morning. All the
Grand Officers were present and represent
aaves from twenty.twos lodges. The
morning session was devoted to comforting
the rank Of Past Chancellor upon new
members Of the Grand Lodge and recaiv-
ing and referring reports Of the Grand
Officers and committees. The Grand
Lodge took recess at 80 r. NJ, until 2
o'clock. A large number arrived on the
afternoon traina from the East. William
Lavdock, Of Baltimore L1dge No. 6, OF
Wheeling, was created Past Chancellor
by dispensation. s9ss
A warm controversy occurred upon the
question OF amending the constitution for
the government Of subordinate lodges.
The knights Of Wellaburg prepared an
elegant banquet at the Hudson House,
which was attended by large number Of
members Of the Grand Lodge and citizens
Of the place. l7s 95s:'5,Is
Past Grand Chancellor James T. Bsans,
OF Ohio, visited the Grand Lodge during
the afternoon 0eBsion. 80 u t'ftH
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rwenty.two pa..enror. ,I'l[ Drowp.d.

Twenty-Five Passengers Drowned.
ToULoN, Oct. 1.-THE steamer wrecked
II the Bay Of Bornus yesterday was the
Tpahis, plying between Marseilles and
Nice: Elghty-six OF her passengers were
saved and twenty-five drowned. 4 ef%
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80 H-TfH- 20, HrN-
The Pope Recelyoa ANA,

Tho Pope Receives American Prelates.
ROME Oct. 1.-THE Pope to-day re-
ceived the Bishop OF Manchester and the
cusate Of Nashua, N. H., who presented
His Holiness the jubilee gifts Of which
they were the bearers. a :..,l1IS'-
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE city cleo.
ton to-day brought out moderately full
vote. At midnight the indications are
that Denny, Republican, for Mayor, and
Bolus for clerk, are elected by maiorities
ranging from 500 to i ,0OO. Republicans
will also control the Board OF Aldermen
and Council. I.1sy55 = - !. .t' -
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UnquuationnbIy Yellow Fover.

WAsuisarox, D. O.. Oct. ll.-surgeon
General Hamilton has received the fol.
lowing telegram from Dt. Wall, President
OF the Boa,d Of Health Of Tampa, Florics,
in response 70 telegram inq1iring as to
the precise nature oI the disease prevail
ing in that city:' sit is unquestionably
yellow fever, though the popular senti-
ment OF those remaining bore is against
me. Albumen in tho urine with tho char.
ac!erissic hue. One death yesterday. II
is all over tho placs and the city authori.
ties arc doing nothing.D }yH ,ypst ~. <
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. -tzI-I -ILgtEEa -.ra .u.rHls5#f NJ Il,
A Jowolry Thief Arrnstol

A Jowolry Thief Arrested. .t
+ CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.-Thomas Kennedy
alias Frank Hart, was arrested at YoupQs-
town, O., to-day for stealing $4,000 worth
q iewelry from private residence there.
Kennedy claims that his home ia In
Hocehesse!r,N. Y. The property was found
In the prisoners poeoeaelon. a5ss Il i, b y
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'osopn ChhmbefIain's Irlhh Tour. -
DUBLIN, Oct. 1l.-Joseph Chamberlain
ia being received with great enthusiasm on
his Irish tour. He has already made sew
eral speeches, and assures bis hearers that
the time will soon come when the tillers
of the soil will be it's owners, WIS, 4. Il
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Did Not XIII His Sweetheart.

FoRr sAlEE, AJAX, Oct. ll.-Delts Ham.
by, an Indian negro, was acquitted Jas!
night in the Federal Court on the charge
Of numbering bis sweetheart, Becky
PRINCE, on the lath OF September, 1886, In
the OhlcksssT nation. a ~.
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Base Ball ut Othor Points, !,

4>At Washington, the ssnators defeated
the Metropolitans by score Of 10 to 2,
At PhilsdeIphia, 90 exhibition game be.
tween the Philadelphia and the Athletics
was postponed on account Of rain. AT
Brooklyn, ore.Brooklyn game
was also postponed on account Of rain.
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Tho Brnss worke.r.' str,ko.

New YORK; Oct. l,-All attempts to
bring to an end the brass workers strike
have SO far bssn f1ultlsss. The empleysra
this afternoon refused to give the men
Saturday hall holiday with full pay, and
also notified the men they would here.
after hold no conference with any but
their own men. zityr
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A Defaultlng Fireman.

Z CLEVELAND, o., oos ll.-Charlea q.
Gerard, 9 captain in the Cleveland Fire
Department and treasurer Of the Fire.
mems Relief Association, confessed to-day
shat he was defaulter. 5yAu examination
Of his hooko showed he is IS, 700 short, Il.
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LAuuuryulen.

WAsuINoroN. Oct. ll.-The Laundry.
mems Rational Association assembled
hero yesterday for "a threo days. session.
Two hundred deleeatea arc present. The
meetings ere private, but the known
enemy scGinEt whom tho laundrymen
combine to protect themselves is the
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Barrett WIN Not pIarrv;Acn,n.

|--I1T-7 I"tKoI1 WIN Not u1nrEyfAIuIHs -
LONDON, Oct. ll.-Wilson Barrett denies
that he has married Miss Eastlake. He
Says that such rumor implies belief
that he is capable Of dishonoring his late
vito, who has not been buried three
months. He has no intention Of marry
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To Protect American nlls.lonur,Ieo.,, a,le,,

81 TO PF0tect American MissionnrIes.
MADRID, Oct. 11.-A large Spanish force
has been ordered to the Caroline islands
to punish the natives. The United States
corvette Essex has been ordered to the
ssme place to protect the American mia-
8ionaries there. "a - '5512 551 ,y.ss
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Bryn nInwr Hotcl Burned.

PHlLADELrHlA. Pa, Oct. 1.-THE Bryn
Mawr Hotel, situated at Bryn Mawr, a
station on the Pennsylvania Railroad
about twelve miles from this place, wss
destroyed by fire this morning. The
guests were all able to get out Of the build.
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AFTER TwENrY-rnREE YEARS

Monongalia County Gets n Democratic Pros.
ccutor, but Ho was not Elected.
Specsa! Dhpoteh to the late!ligenccr. a.ll
MoRaAN7owN. W. VA, Oct. 1.-THE
fall term oithe Circuit Court began to-day,
ard a large number Of people arc in at.
tendance. Judge Fleming appointed Mr..
Joseph Moreland, Of Morgantown, Prose.
cutting Attorney, vice Houston, removed,
on account OF mental afilction. Mr..
Moreland is highly esteemed by tho mem
bers OF his profession, and will in all prob.
ability fill tho unexpired term. He Is the
first Democratic Prosecutor Monongalia
county hGs had since 1864. i, 0s,35'
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Ordinance to Ns Tested.

ZANEsvILLE, O., Oct. 1l,,-At meeting
Of teRmsters and wagon owners last night
$500 was subscribed to test the validity Of
the ordinance passed recently by Council,
requiring three.inch wagon tires. 4.
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CuloAoo, Oct. 1.-THE race betw cen
Jay Eye See and Patron ior a purse Of
$40 900, which was to come Of on satur.
day, has been indefinitely postponed on
accounti Of the heavy condition rpt the
track. I: - it 2. e''5'
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BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE alliance Of Italy,
Germany and Austria has been renewed
Tor five years, Italy reserving the right to
maintain absolute neutrality in the event
Of Franco.G German war. ',,,5.6 IS & r.
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N1ICHAEL DAVITT,
Tho MJatery Connected with Hls Visit Said
X. II lNlHt sh to be Solved. w 5sEi 81

Tho MJatery Connected with Ills Visit Said
H.. 42 to be solyod.
PlrrsDuRoH, Pa Oct. liza Chronicle.
Telegraph special from Minneapolis say.:
While there have been many surmisea
to the: mission Of Michael Davitt to the
Knighta Of Labor Convention, and many
attempts have been made to discover his
hidden purpose, the secret has been well
kept.
! learned this morning that on last We'd.
nesday night after Davltt's address to the
Convention and his reception by the dele.
gates there was secret meeting Of officers
Of the order. All these officers are In gym
pathy with the Irish cause, and after dis.
cusaing the beat plan to carry out Mr.. Day.
tits desires, they agreed to make him not
only a knight OF Labor, bu. also knight
Of Labor organizer. l can learn but
little as To the details OF his delegated
authority, but 1t is understood he will
form local assemblies among the members
Of the Irish Land League, and that Irish
laborers and workers generally will be
enrolled. The exact relation Of the Irish
assemblies to tho parent order is not
known. but 1t Is said that financial sup.
port OF some sort will be given by the |
American order. II is almost impossible
to get any details OF tho matter further
than I have given. 1t isexpected that the |
English, Scotch, and many American born
members Of the order will object to the
scheme, and hence it is for the present
being kept secret. s7I5sli5 N
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Frank Jnmsx D,,n, %, !, .

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct. ll.-Frank
James, the outlaw, brother to the late
Jesse James, Is reported to he dying at
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Don.tL,kot Pay Il,

uKBANA, O., Oct. .ll.-A. number Of
farmers 'ol this county met, here to-day
and organised to resist the payment Of the
royalty on driven wolls. \ 81 s.
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Past Grand Chancellor James T. Beans,
Of Ohio, visited the Grand Lodge during
the afternoon oession. 81 - e ffftt :
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And now cometh the annual struggle
with the refractory stovepips, and with It
cur annual iall from grace. 5gq2S5 q ~
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! QUEER ACTIONS or OPTICIANS.
Con tilctlh y'Keporta.

1: CuSlcAoo, Oct. 1.-the Daily Mtws'
special IRON Kouts, Ind, aays IS Twenty
passengers are known 70 haye sss.
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Tho Yellow Feyer Victims.
4 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Oct. 1l-Thres
new cases and one death are reported at
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Following ia the score: 51ag8,s5 5pEs515
WnKELING. lR lR. .lF.A lE lALLEGIIENYs. .E.IIIYI1


Al'cghency Sc. zee .. ....... 0E3 IS o 4 o 1-l5
Wheeling ......."...~.~ o 20 o o oo2 g1-3
: Earncl runs. Allegheny. s. Two.base hits,
Dalymple l, Whitney |: Three base hit, Nlchoi
!. Bases on balls, by Hays 4; BY Dunn. 9 Passed
balls Fields. /: Niclioisod, e. Wild pitches, Hays
!: Dunn, y. Time Of game, 1:i5. umpIge Nc:
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BARKLBr GAINED.

! In the first inning an incident occurred
that was not down on the bills. As Sam
Barkiey stepped to tho home plate Preai.
dent seeiey, Of the home club, called him
in front Of the ladies stand and in q briet
aud complimentary speech presented tho
first baseman with an elegant gold headed
walking atick, tho gift OF his friends and
admirers Of this city, his home. Sam was
somewhat surprised, aud after tipping his
hat in acknowledgment Of the testimonial
recovered sufficiently to get his base on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-03
tbs New Jersey Deadlock.

TRENTON, N. j March AT the Joint
meeting Of the Legislature to-day Mr..
ThrocBmorton moved TO lake a recess
until p. m. Senator Gardner, Republi-
eau, seconded the motion. Mr. Matthew's,
Democrat, asked What was the object of
taking a recess. Mr.. Thr0ckmCTt0n re-
piled taat the purpose was to allow the
completion Of Coz ferences begun with .
view TO the election of q Democratic
United States Senator. Mr.. Edwards
asked il he was to understand that the
gentleman from Monmouth, Mr.. Throck-
norton wanted to confer With a Demo
cratic caucus. Mr.. Throckmorton re-
piled: az desire to say, the gentleman
from Monmouth understands himself"
(Applause). The motion Tor a recess
was carried; 43 to IS.
The Republicans went into caucus and
attempted to agree on a Democrat to
support in the joint meeting at O'Clock,
with view TO beating eX Governor 40
bett. They experienced difficulty, how
ever, in getting their men united. An at
tempt was first made to Join the boiling
Democrats on Bedle, but many Republi
cans objected. The same result attended
an { fort to boom Chancellor Runyon. Ru-
f1s Blodge:t's name was then considered
He is superintendent of the New YORK
and Long Branch Railroad. Some Re-
publicans, however, objected to Blod-
gett too. 1t is said that three Republi-
cans declare they will vote for Albeit if
they cannot have q Republican. The
Democrats say the result of the complicar
ton will be Governor Abbett's election.
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A New rrott,ng Assoeta,i,n.

DETROIT, MICH, March Soon after
. O'Clock this afternoon the convention
called to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of
forming new trotting association met
and effected a temporary organization by
the ele, ton of r. W. Gillett Chairman
and P. NJ Campbell, Ypsilanti, ST cretafy.
Acommlttee on credentials was appoint
.edS and after short delay reported sixty
seven trotting associations, representing
fifteen states. The motion to form new
association was put and carried unani-
mously. A committee on permanent Or
ganization and order of business was ap-
pointed. A committee of five, of which
D Z. Beaman of Ottumwa, Iowa, was
chairman, was appointed to prepare by
laws to be presented to the convention
The temporary organization was made
permanent and recess was taken.
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DENISON.
A Determined Thief Shot at-Ntw Fire
Apparatus.


Special to the Gazette.
DKN1soN, TEX March 2.-Conducior
Loomis, who recently moved on Wood
ard street was visited by thieves twice in
one night. About y O'Clock Mr.. and
Mrs Loomis were awakened By the screams
If Mrs. Loomis' sister, that there were
thieves in the house Mr.. Loomis jumped
out of bed and saw the thief going out
the gate and fred at him. In about an
hour, however, the thief returned and
was in the act Of blowing out the lamp
when discovered by Mr.. Loomis, who
fred at him, but missed his aim and shat
tered fac mirror. The overturnlng of
chairs, tables, shooting off the pistol and
the screams of the ladies in their fright,
made things lively for while. The
thief had removed The lock from the door.
The new hose carnage has arrived, and
it is daisy; the boys are very proud of It.
Inspector Campbell of the state board
of underwriters is in the city making ar
rangements for reduction in insurance
rates, on account of our more efficient
fire protection by reason CT waterworks
and new fire apparatus.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS

Now, here are bargains which no othel
house in America will duplicate. Dom
take our word for it, but investigate d:
thoroughly as your time and opportunity
will permit, and we will be satisfied witt
your verdict.
l lot mems unlaundered white shirts
excellent goods for the money, only 25t
each.
1 lot mems tnree-ply linen bosom, re
inforced front, open back, unlaunderec
shirts, made of Cabot domestic, wortf
e5c, for soc.
lot mems unlaundered shirts, rein
forced front, continuous facing, Wamsut
ia domestic, worth 81 90, for 75c.
l lot mems unlaundered shirts, rein
forced front and reinforced back, New
York Mills domestic, four-ply bosom, Gus
tom-made for NJ. & NJ, worth 81 .25, for s5c
lot mems open-front shirts, linen Dos
ON, collar attached, worth Sl.50 forS1 90
lot mems percsle shirts at 40e.
lot mems percale shirts at Csc.
Also, magnificent line of excellen
styles of mems and boys percale s.irts
from 75c to 81 so, all good Value.
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'Ladies'MusIin Underwear

In this department you will .fnd some
very choice garments that came from the
stock recently purchased from Mangum
Montgomery, and we have marked them
in plain figures. These are extra fine
goods, manufactured by Messrs. Danzig
& SOnGheim and B. Gsllsnd 6 Co., OF New
York, for the very best retail trade.
lot ladies' night dresses, SOC.
l lot ladies' night dresses, 75c.
l lot ladies' night dresses, best goods
in this country, for Sl00
Splendid line ladies' night dresses al
81 80, S2.00,S2 80 S3.00,uD to $3.50 each.
let ladies' chemise at 25c.
Also, full lire from SOC to $500.
ladies' skirts, beautifully trimmed in
Iembroideriee and Torchon laces, at prices
to please the people.
200 dozen ladies' pure all-linen collars,
from the M. & NJ. stock, worth from Is to
25c each, for the uniform price OF Toe
each.
80 dozen ladies' chemisettes, from the
NJ & NJ. stock, worth S5c, for zoe each.
20 dozen ladies' celluloid collars, worth
everywhere 25c, our price only 15c each.
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Notes from Gordon

Special to the Gazette.
GORDON, TEX, March 1.-The weather
is balmy, and with little rain vegetation
would spring forth at once, but it is too
dry, and farmers, though hard at work,
are much discouraged at the outlook
Mr.. Joe Holbert OF this place met his
death at Dallas on the night of February
y, it is supposed by 8 fall from the
Texas and Pacific Railroad bridge across
the Trinity river.
The coal company is rapidly acquiring
territory, and is expected 30 begin sink
ing shat! soon.
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CISCO.
Bitten by a skunk-Prisoners Going to
Huntsville.

Bitten by q Skunk-Prlsoners GOlDg to
Huntsville.
Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, March 2.-Mr. s. r.
Buchanan of Throckmorton, Tex, passed
through Cisco yesterday en- route to
Westherford to visit maidstone in the
country eight miles from Weatherfurd.
Mr.. Buchanan was bitten last Thursday
night by skunk. The cat crewled into
the bed with Mr.. Buchanan and as he
caught it to throwit out OF The bed it bit
him on the finger. He procured small
mad stone and applied it to the
bite and the stone adhered to it six hours
at time. Mr.. Buchanan lives in hope
that if he reaches good stone in time he
will be cured without doubt.
Major Harmon, state contractor to con-
vey convicts to the peDitentlary, passed
through here yesterday with eighteen
convicts bound for the penitentiary from
Ell Paso.